Is anyone upset with Neil's Greates Hits album? My dad wouldn't even believe me:
Dad: No!
Me: Seriously, I saw it advetised in The Rolling Stone
Dad:Haha.. good one

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Is anyone upset with Neil's Greates Hits album? My dad wouldn't even believe me:
Dad: No!
Me: Seriously, I saw it advetised in The Rolling Stone
Dad:Haha.. good one[/QUOTE]
I dont get what your saying?


Anyways that album is lacking one of the greatest ever songs-Cortez The Killer

[QUOTE=Livewired]I dont get what your saying?


Anyways that album is lacking one of the greatest ever songs-Cortez The Killer[/QUOTE]

I agree, awesome song. Neil Young is one of my favorite song writers ever.

What Greatest Hits album? I have Decade, which is similiar, but I don't have his greatest hits album.

Is my avatar all messed up?

Your avatar is fine.

ANd he released a Greatest Hits just this year, I think.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]What Greatest Hits album? I have Decade, which is similiar, but I don't have his greatest hits album.

Is my avatar all messed up?[/QUOTE]

Nope, you're good.

I like my distorted avatar.

It says OC somewhere in there.

I don't like when artists just come out with a Greatest Hits out of nowhere. Some bands have way too many greatest hits albums.

I think a band should write/record/tour and do all that stuff that active bands do, and when they decide to quit, they should make a big announcement, maybe do a farewell tour, and then release their greatest hits album. They shouldn't do what some bands do and release a few albums, release a greatest hits album, release a few more, release another greatest hits, go on a farewell tour, release another album etc etc etc. I think Cher has had about 20 different farewell tours over the past few decades.

[QUOTE=Livewired]I dont get what your saying?


Anyways that album is lacking one of the greatest ever songs-Cortez The Killer[/QUOTE]


feeble attempt at dialogue

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]What Greatest Hits album? I have Decade, which is similiar, but I don't have his greatest hits album.

Is my avatar all messed up?[/QUOTE]

He came out with it in December my Dad got it.

1. Down by the River
2. Cowgirl in the Sand
3. Cinnamon Girl
4. Helpless
5. After the Gold Rush
6. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
7. Southern Man
8. Ohio
9. The Needle and the Damage Done
10. Old Man
11. Heart of Gold
12. Like a Hurricane
13. Comes a Time
14. Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
15. Rockin' in the Free World
16. Harvest Moon


Very lacking if you ask me.

I heard there were only like, five songs on it that weren't on his 1977 Greatest Hits album.

Ya he shoulda made it longer. The thing I don't like about Greatest Hits albums is exactly what the name describes, it usually only has their hits. My favourite songs by an artist aren't always their hits...usually I buy a greatest hits album and find like ten of my favourite songs aren't even on it. They usually just put the most mainstream/chart topping songs on it, not always the bands best songs.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]He came out with it in December my Dad got it.

1. Down by the River
2. Cowgirl in the Sand
3. Cinnamon Girl
4. Helpless
5. After the Gold Rush
6. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
7. Southern Man
8. Ohio
9. The Needle and the Damage Done
10. Old Man
11. Heart of Gold
12. Like a Hurricane
13. Comes a Time
14. Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
15. Rockin' in the Free World
16. Harvest Moon


Very lacking if you ask me.[/QUOTE]

Same one I have. I was annoyed it didn't have This Note's For You, but it's ok if you're just getting into Neil.

A Decade of Hits by the Allman Brothers is a good compilation, it has their commercial hits and along with it some of their best songs.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]A Decade of Hits by the Allman Brothers is a good compilation, it has their commercial hits and along with it some of their best songs.[/QUOTE]
I got that. It's pretty good, although I wish I'd gotten Live at the Fillmore East instead.

In half an hour [I]Tommy[/I] is starting on the TV. I look forward to watching it.

Jethro Tull rules man.

Anyone like Rush? Or Yes? or Cooper? Or ELP?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]In half an hour [I]Tommy[/I] is starting on the TV. I look forward to watching it.[/QUOTE]

Which country? time zone? channel/network?

Time zone is est Im pretty sure because its on here too in 20 minutes now... its on channel 38 on cogeco...

not sure channel name sorry

[QUOTE=Ibanez_Rickey]Time zone is est Im pretty sure because its on here too in 20 minutes now... its on channel 38 on cogeco...

not sure channel name sorry[/QUOTE]

Whats your zip code?

[QUOTE=i am miik]Whats your zip code?[/QUOTE]

:confused:
I live in canada eh.
Southern Ontario.
I dont know ANYONE on this forum. Sure you can have my zip code.

rush and yes own, i love classic prog rock. lifeson from rush is very underrated and steve howe from is just a god. chris squire is also one of my favorite bassists.

hey guys,
kreator i agree about chris squire hes one of mine all times faves too:) although when your talking prog i dont think you can go past pink floyd, those were the days.....
i remember when i first put on animals and heard pigs(three different ones) that song is amazing.roger waters bass lines are mellow and the song is so well written!!!!
I remember when i kept playing the line "you f*$@ed up old hag" over and over again to my grandma.......geeze those really were the days

[QUOTE=Ibanez_Rickey]:confused:
I live in canada eh.
Southern Ontario.
I dont know ANYONE on this forum. Sure you can have my zip code.[/QUOTE]

I was just wondering so I could look up your TV schedule online, which would let me no which network it was on. But you probably have different stations up there anyways. O well, i'm gonna watch 24.

Classic Rock has brought so much more meaning to music for me. Anyone heard of "Bold As Love" by Jimi Hendrix? It's a great song. Has anyone seen "White Summer" by Jimmy Page, it's a great piece of guitar. I also like some bands that aren't so popular now, like Ten Years After, and Robin Trower.

[QUOTE=ColonelSanderz]Classic Rock has brought so much more meaning to music for me. Anyone heard of "Bold As Love" by Jimi Hendrix? It's a great song. Has anyone seen "White Summer" by Jimmy Page, it's a great piece of guitar. I also like some bands that aren't so popular now, like Ten Years After, and Robin Trower.[/QUOTE]

Robin Trower is great man.

Bold as love is on Jimi hendrix greatest hits

Shiny Metallic Purple Armor

[QUOTE=ColonelSanderz]Classic Rock has brought so much more meaning to music for me. Anyone heard of "Bold As Love" by Jimi Hendrix? It's a great song. Has anyone seen "White Summer" by Jimmy Page, it's a great piece of guitar. I also like some bands that aren't so popular now, like Ten Years After, and Robin Trower.[/QUOTE]


Dude, I'm sure everyone on this FORUM has heard Bold as Love...

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Dude, I'm sure everyone on this FORUM has heard Bold as Love...[/QUOTE]

Wait, who's Jimi Hendrix?

[QUOTE=lunch998]Wait, who's Jimi Hendrix?[/QUOTE]
Some guy from the 60's. Who cares?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Some guy from the 60's. Who cares?[/QUOTE]

From the 60's? He must suck then.

/Is listening to Bold As Love right now.